Digital Print Production and Finishing

Job Description

Date posted: October 12, 2026

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Pay: $22.00 - $26.00 per hour

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Job description:

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ABG Print is a reputable, fast-growing digital printing company based in midtown Manhattan, New York City. We are currently seeking highly motivated individuals to join our team Full-Time.

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As a member of our team, you will be responsible for providing exceptional print production and customer service to our digital print customers. We require a minimum of 1-2 years of work experience with printing, binding, and finishing related to digital print production.

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In this role, you will be expected to provide a variety of digital printing services, including small format print, cutting, binding, finishing, laminating, wide format printing and mounting, as well as occasional deliveries.

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We staff employees at different shifts, including evening and weekend hours as needed to accommodate our customers' needs.

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ABG Print is committed to providing a positive work environment that promotes personal growth and development. We offer competitive compensation packages, including health and dental insurance, 401(k) plans, and paid time off. Join us and become a valued member of our dynamic team. For more information about our company, please visit ABGprint.com.

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• Provide digital printing, wide format printing and mounting, cutting, binding, finishing, laminating, delivery.
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• Maintain positive customer relations through active engagement of the customer during all stages of the sales, production and customer service process.
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Benefits: Hourly Wage (Full-time role)

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• A generous PTO plan including paid holidays
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• Health benefits
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• Equal Opportunity Employer
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Qualifications

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- Proficiency in Xerox and Canon Digital Printing Equipment with Fiery RIP

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- Proficient in cutting full bleed orders

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- Proficient in Wire Binding, Saddle Stitching, and Perfect Binding

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- Experience in prepress and color management

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- Strong attention to detail for quality control

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- Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced manufacturing environment

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Job Type: Full-time

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Benefits:

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• 401(k)
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• Dental insurance
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• Health insurance
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• Paid time off
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• Referral program
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• Vision insurance
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Experience:

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• Digital Printing: 1-2 years (Required)
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Language:

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• English (Required)
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• Spanish (Nice to Know)
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Shift availability:

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• 2nd Shift 4PM - 12AM
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• 3rd Shift 12AM-8AM
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• Training Period would be 1 Month on 1st Shift 8AM-4PM
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Ability to Commute:

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• New York, NY 10018 (Required)
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Work Location: In person

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Benefits:

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• 401(k)
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• Dental insurance
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• Health insurance
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• Paid time off
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• Vision insurance
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Application Question(s):

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• This position will ultimately work a regular overnight shift from approximately 12:00 AM to 8:00 AM. The initial training period will be approximately one month on a daytime shift, around 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Are you able to reliably work both the training schedule and the overnight schedule?
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• Which of the following equipment or workflows have you personally operated in a production environment? Please comment all that apply.
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- Xerox production digital presses

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- Canon production digital presses

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- Fiery RIP / Command WorkStation

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- Guillotine / programmable paper cutter

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- Wide-format printer

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- Laminator

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- Mounting equipment

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- Wire binding equipment

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- Saddle stitching equipment

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- Perfect binding equipment

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• Walk us through how you would cut a stack of 12" x 18" printed sheets containing multiple-up, full-bleed pieces down to their final size. What would you check before making your first cut?
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• A PDF is scheduled to print immediately, but when you open it you notice that the artwork appears to have incorrect margins and some elements may not extend through the bleed. What would you do before putting the job into production?
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• You are halfway through a time-sensitive digital print run when you notice the color or image quality is beginning to shift. What steps would you take?
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• You begin your shift with several jobs due early in the morning: a digital booklet job that needs printing and saddle stitching, a wide-format board that needs printing and mounting, and a rush order that has just come in. How would you decide what to run first?
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• Describe the binding and finishing equipment you have personally operated. Please include examples such as wire binding, saddle stitching, perfect binding, laminating, mounting, folding, scoring, or cutting.
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• Overnight production sometimes requires making good decisions without every manager or department immediately available. Tell us about a time you encountered a production problem and had to determine what you could solve yourself versus what needed to be escalated.
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Experience:

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• commercial digital print production: 2 years (Preferred)
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Language:

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• English (Required)
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Shift availability:

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• Night Shift (Preferred)
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• Overnight Shift (Preferred)
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Ability to Commute:

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• New York, NY 10018 (Required)
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Work Location: In person